Scholarly Activity Consultation Services

The scholarly activity consultant is here to support all aspects of your work as a researcher and support you from the planning to the publication of your scholarly works as a part of your program's membership as an SCS affiliate.
Sam Wisniewski, MS
Epidemiologist/Biostatistician

Scholarly Activity and Research Updates

​The Scholarly Activity consultation request has been moved, and it can now be reached by clicking here.

Submit to Spartan Medical Research Journal
Our team welcomes additional consultation requests, questions, and submissions to SA events and our Spartan Medical Research Journal (SMRJ)!
​
  • To access the Spartan Medical Research Journal, please click here.
  • If you are interested in becoming an SMRJ reviewer, please click here for more details.​
  • SMRJ call for submissions.

Scholarly Activity Services and Resources

Since 2015, our scholarly activity (SA) team has serviced over 520 research and quality improvement projects from affiliated residents, fellows, and faculty. As of October 2022, these project consultations have entailed over 4,500 service hours, averaging nine hours per completed project.
Project Support
The scholarly activities team is pleased to provide research support and resources in the following areas:
  • Project planning and time management
  • Creation of data set/codebook
  • Selection of project measures (survey, chart audit, focus group)
  • Assistance with project challenges
  • Analysis of final project data
  • ​Statistical analysis support
  • Connecting interdisciplinary teams
To fill out a consult request, please click here.
  • ​​​Help with dissemination of results including publication, poster, and presentation preparation
  • Copy editing services (posters, presentations, manuscripts)
  • Access to the SCS Scholarly Activity Training Course (SATC), quality Improvement/Patient Safety (QIPS) and additional training modules. Click h​ere to access through our  members only portal.  Login credentials required.

For a sample research design timeline, please click here.